Overview Ning provide off the peg hosted social networks. The service is free unless you pay to not have their context-driven ads on your pages. Within a few minutes of sign-up you’re away. Particulary cool is that they will let you at the source of your network. You can’t then wander off and run it [...]
I’ve been asked about this a few times, so I figured I’d post here. This is a brief description of a highly available Rails cluster I’ve built. Some preliminaries: There’s no invention here, I believe this setup is very common. High availability isn’t the same thing as load balanced. There is nothing here to intelligently [...]
OS X does a good job of tracking what applications are where and what they do. I have little idea how this works, but if I move VLC.app into a new home then all the files that open in VLC still work. Great. I imagine it involves FSEvents and gobs of XML somewhere. However the [...]
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